Hello all,
I just last week aquired 3 Panda Cories for my 20 gall. I feed once ever other day. Usually a pinch of freeze-dried blood worms and 3-4 pinches of tropical flakes or granules. Then at night I drop in some sinking Frog Bites for my ADF's. My fish are all listed at the bottom.
Anyway, My cories pretty much all stick together. They will constantly swim up against the front of the tank. They go up and down in arc motions almost reaching the top. Sometimes if they are all timed well it looks like a little airplane show. It's kind of cute. I'm just wondering if they are doing this for some bad reason. Am I underfeeding and they are anxious for food? Should I maybe drop 1 or 2 algae wafers in the bottom at night? Or is this normal behavior.
I just tested my water Saturday and Ammonia=0, Nitrites=0, Nitrates=10, pH=7.8.
Thanks,
Curtis
I just last week aquired 3 Panda Cories for my 20 gall. I feed once ever other day. Usually a pinch of freeze-dried blood worms and 3-4 pinches of tropical flakes or granules. Then at night I drop in some sinking Frog Bites for my ADF's. My fish are all listed at the bottom.
Anyway, My cories pretty much all stick together. They will constantly swim up against the front of the tank. They go up and down in arc motions almost reaching the top. Sometimes if they are all timed well it looks like a little airplane show. It's kind of cute. I'm just wondering if they are doing this for some bad reason. Am I underfeeding and they are anxious for food? Should I maybe drop 1 or 2 algae wafers in the bottom at night? Or is this normal behavior.
I just tested my water Saturday and Ammonia=0, Nitrites=0, Nitrates=10, pH=7.8.
Thanks,
Curtis
. They will also occasionally zip to the top of the tank and hit the surface of the water and back down again. It wouldn't be a bad idea to get some tiny algae wafers for them though, feed a few a week. Mine absolutely love them and fight with my pleco for them 
